Advertising rates and notices in the Boston Post
The Boston Post Publicity section outlines advertising rates and formats. Rates include twelve and a half cents per line for first insertions, higher costs for special notices, and different charges for positions and pages. The notice also lists price per line for Boston Weekly Post advertisements and provides publisher contact details.
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Torent
Ieee
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Boston Post
Boston
Boston Post Page Headings Snapshot
Editorial Notes and Latest Reports by Telegraph and Mail on first page Local and General News Personal items second page includes A Stroke That Tells Immigration Statistics and Letters from the People Fourth page covers Local Summary Ship News Hotel Arrivals Meteorological Reports Obituary
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Telegraph and Mail
Leadville
New York Labor Union Snubs Butler and Kearney
The Central Labor union of New York refused to invite Gov Butler to speak at the September labor demonstration and also declined to hear Hon Denis Kearney of California. The union’s stance shows it growing decidedly fastidious in its selections.
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Central Labor Union of
New York
Gov. Butler
Denis Kearney
California
Fall River Lawyer Nominated for Harbor and Land Board Rejected
The executive council rejected Nicholas Hathaway of Fall River for harbor and land commission. Hathaway, a prominent Bristol County lawyer, had broad support from local Republicans and Democrats and from Gov. Butler’s renomination would have faced a difficult Council rejection if not reappointed.
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Executive Council
Nicholas Hathaway
Fall River
Harbor and Land Commission
Hathaway
Bristol County Bar
Gov. Butler
Tariff testifies to bias for higher duties in Victoria
The Victorian Tariff commission hears testimony like the American body and finds manufacturers favor higher duties. An agent for a condensed milk firm asked for a two pence per pound import tax, noting cheaper Swiss milk but cheaper labor in Victoria and a prejudice against colonial products. The piece questions protectionist motives and cites infant health as incidental.
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Victorian Tariff Commission
American Tariff Commission
United States
Victoria
Switzerland
Soda water analysis shows copper and lead contamination
The Montreal Herald reports government analyses found copper and lead in soda water sold in Montreal. Toronto samples were similar though purer, with lead up to one half grain per gallon. Historical poisoning cases are cited to warn of health risks from defective equipment or improper coolers.
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Montreal Herald
Toronto
Toronto Mail
Louis Phillippe
France
Claremont
Gen Tom Thumb Buried at Birthplace in Connecticut
The late Gen Tom Thumb will be buried in Bridgeport Conn tomorrow after embalming and a public viewing in MLDDELBORO Mass. The funeral proceeds begin with a service at a local church, then a Boston to Bridgeport journey. Condolences pour in from P T Barnum and others as the bereaved child and family mourn.
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Sie
Connecticut
Mlddelboro
Mass
Tom Thumb
Boston
Bridgeport
Conn
Boston and
Albany
Ae Templars
Iblic
Gongeeona
P. T. Barnum
Notable Americans Abroad and European Visitors
A roundup of prominent figures traveling or visiting locations from Boston to San Francisco. Names include Dr. Duryea, Edwin Booth, Fred Douglass, King Kalakaua, Lawrence Barrett, Irving, Vanderbilt circle, Joseph Chamberlain, Ex-Gov Hoyt, Matthew McElroy, Miss Blanche Howard, Gen. Spinner, Lily Langtry, and numerous society guests at Newport, Oakwood, and Harvard events.
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Kiev
Duryea
Adirondacks
Edwin Booth
Lynn
Fred Douglass
Bar Harbor
Poland Springs
King Kalakaua
Honolulu
San Francisco
Lawrence Barrett
Irving
Vanderbilt
Philip Miles
Joseph Chamberlain
Cobden Club
Hoyt
Pennsylvania
Democracy
Matthew McElroy
Boston
New York
Blanche Howard
Miss Howard
Germany
Francis E. Spinner
United States
Z. M. Schumacher
K. B. Kellogg
Lancaster
N. H
August Belmont, Jr
William Hi. Vanderbilt
George Peabody Wetmore
William Astor
Oakwood Cottage
Cottage Ity
Mass
Horatio Carter
Willie Wharton
F. H. Temle
Newtonville
Nellie Abbott
Mabel Abbott
James A. Holden
Charles S. Holden
Walter Holden
George A. Park
Sh. Gray
Worcester
J. A. J. Wilcox
Herbert Linton
O. C. Hubbard
Waltham
John Harvard
Harvard University
San Francisco Bulletin
Samuel J. Bridge
Atlantic States
le Pere Monsapre
Pere Huainthe
Notre Dame
Paris
Scullion
Darwin
Zola
Thomas Aquinas
Daniel O’connell
Marsh Contempt Critique of Tewksbury Hearings and House Action
A Boston Post reader argues that the Tewksbury investigation and the Massachusetts House acted with contempt and improper bias. Marsh refused to produce a book. arguments about witness rights, private property, and the majority minority dynamic are condemned. The piece condemns attempts to shield evidence and questions integrity of committee practices and survivor sensitivities.
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Boston Post
Commonwealth
Tewksbury
Mellen
Worcester
Loring
Mr. Mellen
Thomas J. Marsh, Jr
Marsh
House
Committee On the Judiciary
Commonsense
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Brown
Judiciary
Lathrop
Almshouse
Charles Marsh
Miss Calder
Farsh
Boston Daily Advertiser
Risteen
Caroline E. Hastings
Boston Dental College
Daily
Advertiser
Charges of corruption in a gigantic railroad scheme revive protests
Washington reports that the secretary of the interior will likely deny the unearned land grant to the Texas Pacific by the Southern Pacific in a vast railroad controversy. A suspected diary alleging corruption in the Texas and Pacific charter prompts scrutiny and threats of legal action. The Hill investigation resumes with testimony on iron shutters, safes, and a possible slate-roof contract, while civil service reform changes hiring practices across departments.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Texas Pacific Company
Huntington
Drawbaugh
Commissioner of Patents
Commissioner of Appeals
Daniel Crawbaugh
Adolf Eccard
Becard
Crawbaugh
Commission
Patent Office
Commissioners
Hill
W. H. Bliss
James P. Lowell
Chicago
Coleman
Mr. Hill
United States Fire Proof
Damon
Wm. H. Bliss
Magnolia
Miss
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Bliss
St. Louis
William Redmond wins in Wexford by large margin
London dispatch reports William Redmond the Parnellite elected to parliament for Wexford borough after a hostile campaign against O Connor. Redmond wins 307 to 26 as police restore order and Dems allege vandalism at O Connor committee rooms. Also: Lords justify De Lesseps canal agreement. cholera spreads in Cairo and Delta. Tonquin reinforcements delayed by weather.
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William Redmond
de Lesseps
Wimbledon
London
Dublin
Wexford
Healy
O’connor
Dem
Sexton
M. P
Sligo
Lord Salisbury
M. de Lesseps
Joiner
Hinman
Wattleworth
Paris
Tonquin
Cairo
Baker Pasha
Menzaleh
Alexandria
Sanitary Commission
Damietta
Mansurah
Samanoud
Panama Canal Carapany
Te Ehief
Suez Canal
Marseilles
Prince of
Monaco
France
Daily News
Standard
Singing for Prizes at Stengerfest in Conn and N Y State
A German singing societies festival held in Hartford on July 17 featured eight New Haven societies and one each from Hartford Waterbury Bridgeport and Thomaston. Prizes awarded at Opera House event included Arion New Haven first Havugari New Haven second Concordia Waterbury third Teutonia Mzennerchor New Haven fourth. Buffalo hosted second and third contests of the Sängerfest with very large attendance and strong enthusiasm.
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Connecticut
New York State
Hartford
Conn
New Haven
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Thomsonville
Opera House
Union Grove
Arion Society of
Havugari Society of
Concordia Society of Waterbury
Teutonia Mzennerchor of
Buffalo
Coir
Summer Storms Damage by Wind at Milwaukee
A severe storm hit Milwaukee and surrounding areas with about a dozen frame homes damaged and one blown over. Fences and trees toppled, several buildings struck by lightning, and a house and barn burned after a fire started by the strike. In Noblesville Indiana a cyclone wrecked Loftin Evans packing plant and unroofed several structures, carrying away the Presbyterian church cupola.
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Milwaukee
Celars
Noblesville
Ind
Loftin & Evans
Presbyterian Church
Maine Dental Society elects five new members at Portland meeting
At the Maine Dental Society annual gathering in Portland on July 17, Drs. C. H. Haines Dexter T. E. Tibbetts Rockland B. M. Hardy Farmington F. H. Fales Waterville and H. A. Morrill Yarmouth were elected members. Papers by E Fillebrown on Chemical History and by G F Eams on Courses of Curses and Treatment of Children's Teeth were read for P. 73.
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Portland
Maine Dental Society
C. H. Haines
Dexter
T. E. Tibbetts
Rockland
B. M. Hardy
Farmington
F. H. Fales
Waterville
H. A. Morrill
Yarmouth
E. Fillebrown
E. Bacon
G. F. Eams
Athletic and Met teams trade scores across multiple city pairings
A series of scorelines lists results from games in several cities. Baltimore beats Baltimore 9 to 13 in an athletic encounter, while Pittsburg defeats Allegheny 7 to 6. Chicago wins 4 to 0 over Boston, Detroit takes Detroit 4 to 2 against Providence, Cleveland prevails 4 to 2 over New York, Buffalo loses 21 to 6 to Philadelphia, and St. Louis and Cincinnati tie 4 to 5 with S. Louis. Louisville defeats Columbus 4 to 5 in the Eclipse matchup.
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Baltimore
Athletic
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Metropolitan
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Providence
Cleveland
New York
Buffalo
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Columbus
Eclipse
National Lawn Tennis Assn to start Newport tourney
News in brief reports the National Lawn Tennis Association to begin a tournament at Newport on August 22. It notes drownings in Quebec and a strike by Italian workers on a railway project in Celina, plus a Kentucky murder case and a water race plan in Prescott.
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National Lawn Tennis Association
Newport
Riviere du Loup En Bas
Que
Lord
Marchant
Cincinnati, van
Desperate Tactics in Chandler Fight at Concorp
In Concorp New Hampshire July 17 the Chandler boom falters as ballots show 321 present with 23 absent. Chandler gains 60 votes while Brigg s vote rises from Stevens transfers. speculation runs that Briggs may quit to help Chandler or a compromise candidate like Chief Justice Doe may enter. The railroad bill hearing drags on with strong railroad backing for consolidation and a push to curb school book changes faces fierce opposition.
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Concorp
N. H
Chandler
Cic
Eesaal
Fark
Henry E. Burnham
Bapiainte Ehuas
Charles H. Burns
Joel Eastman
Bbe
Dewenkabes Bostenas Hens, Fy Pees
Censektisowes
Chester B. Jordan
Charles H. Bell
Daniel Barnara
Sa0s
Enocness
Jacob H. Gallinger
Aaron F. Stevens
Geren
Troop C
Iank Colchbast
Scisp
Gilman Marston
Dina Kadsehenpeevas
James F. Briggus
Wicks
William FE. Chandler
Ccckn
Harry Bingham
Judge Smith
Rollins
Smith
Maj
Briggs
Washington
Monitor
Gen
Stevens
Marston
Tappan
Justice Doe
Railroad Committee
House
Colby General
William E. Chandler
Rockingham County
Brentwood
J. N. Mallory
Winchester
Brandon
Mascoma Edge Tool Company
Lebanon
Bristol
Gilman Gould
Supreme Court
Rye Beach
Old Orchard
Colebrook
West Stewardstown
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception
Nashua
Marilla M. Ricker
Alton
Roger Eastman Association
Penacook Park
C. D. Dudley
Free Will Baptist Church
Great Falls
Hillsdale College
Michigan
Moses A. Dow
Waverly Magazine
Littleton
Oak Hill House
Abigail C. Cross
Ephraim Cross
Lancaster
Edward E. Cross
Fighting Fifth
N.H. V
Gettysburg
West Hampstead
Oliver H. Perry
Middlesex Moills
Lowell
Canaan
George P.rowell
New York
Tilton
Ray
Patterson
Inward political maneuvering stalls as debates continue
Discussion among gentlemen yields varied views on a proposed action with no vote taken. It is likely more ballots will be held tomorrow, though conservative supporters expect no election for several days if at all. The ward race remains unchanged with bids failing to progress.
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Fortress Monroe
Alaska
Norfolk
Fish Commission
Fish Hawk
Norfolk Navy Yard
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Isham Young
Knoxville
Bar Harbor
Barker
Zanzibar
Enterprise
Tamataye
Lincoln
Washington
Atlantic City
United States
Pensacola
Callao
Honolulu
Mystic Park
Horace Willis
Burglars Prolific in Portland and Maine News Roundup
New England news from Maine reports rising burglaries in Portland. Rev A W Burr declines Farmington normal school principalship. Boston residents spent 155625 in Maine last year. Ware killed by lightning in Windsor. wife injured but recovering. Morris Myers plans amateur baseball statewide tournament with cash prize or silver ball and bat. International Steamship Co buys Cleopatra steamship for Eastport service. ship details and cost noted. Captain Abbey of Woodbury undergoes finger amputation due to infection. Captain Norris N Tewksbury committed to insane asylum after prior incident. Bangor Commercial notes busy ice and lumber trade, 100 ships in port, 2500 ton ice sales to Charleston, ice freights up 25 percent. Harbor busy with new arrivals and increased river activity.
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Portland
A. W. Burr
Hallowell Classical School
Farmington Normal School
Boston
Maine
Ware
Windsor
Morris Myers
Lewiston
International Steamship Company
Cleopatra
Baltimore
Eastport
C. A. Abbey
Woodbury
Norris N. Tewksbury
Bangor
Insane Asylum
Charleston
S.C
From Pepin to Manchester Obscure 19th Century Notices Mixed
A motley collection reports a Pepin pension reserve of 1500 dollars, White Mountain capacity gains for 800 extra guests, a Stark child drowned at age three, a Manchester boy of 13 dying from lockjaw, a Greenland calf born weighing 10 pounds 8 ounces, and long service notes for Mashington, Warren, and Leighton. Dairy totals from Glenhouse, Tremont House butter demand, and a Manchester fishway channel project to aid salmon passage are described, with plan details and expected dam work to concentrate flow.
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John F. Geyer
Pepin
White Mountain
Moses Lamere
Stark
Albert Mueller
Manchester
Greenland
Ee A. Wiggin
Alton Bay
Centre Harbor
Moses Warren
Alonzo Leighton
Glenhouse
Middlefield Centennial Set For August Celebration
A series of town notes reports Middlefield will celebrate its centennial on August 15. Other items include a warrant for Policeman Cross of Lawrence for alleged clubbing, a Hudson child’s death from lockjaw after a Fourth of July toy pistol incident, and a Lawrence cricket purse of 50 dollars for July 28 between Washington and Salt clubs.
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Middlefield
Cross
Lawrence
Charles Fellows
Hudson
Lawrence Cricket Club
Washington
Salt
al Lynch
Augustini Bank
Gavor Gto
Francis Clark
Northampton
Walter Brooks
Lowell
House of Correction
E. Hoyt
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Winchester
New York Seventh Regiment Visits Rocky Point With 40 Piece Band
A New York seventh regiment unit visits Rocky Point today accompanied by a 40 piece band. In other news, young Pickup, 9, drowns in Blackstone river at Lonsdale Monday evening with body not recovered. George M. Wilson, 21, son of Peter K. Wilson, lace importer of New York, drowns bathing in the bay off Riverside Tuesday. George Pierce, master mechanic and manager at Old Colony works in Newport, falls 26 feet into a steamer hold at Fall River Tuesday morning, sustaining serious injuries. The Sybee mansion estates in Providence sold at auction Tuesday for low prices. Fanny Sprague house bought by Union company for $28,100. Mary Sprague house sold for $28,060. Green house lot and building sold for 39 cents per square foot, another lot for 31 cents per square foot.
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New York Seventh Regiment
Rocky Point
Pickup
Blackstone
Lonsdale
George M. Wilson
Peter K. Wilson
New York
Riverside
George Pierce
Old Colony Company
Newport
Fall River
Sybeee
Providence
Fanny Sprague
Union Company
Mary Sprague
James C. Hidden
Green House
Wesleyan freshman class admits four women and 250 men
The Wesleyan University freshman roster lists four young women joined by 250 men. Additional items cover a Waterbury abduction trial bail jumper arrested in Sherman, a Bloomfield business leader Stilman Converse dying, Pastor Charles W. Park's employment, and Amos Bronson's sister’s death tied to abortion. Clock company officers elected, capital increased to 100000, watch making plant planned. Theft case targets Jasen, Thomas, and Lehman for rubber and pare g um from L Candee Co New Haven factory. New York detective engaged. rubber traced to city and junk dealers. Casen residence yielded two hundred fifty dollars found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan University
William Davis
Waterbury
Sherman
Stilman A. Converse
Bloomfield
Uvion
Shepard & Converse
Charles W. Park
Ecclesiastic Council
Howard Avenue
New Haven
Amos Bronson
Caroline
Sethy Thomas Clock Company
Thomaston
Anch
J. E.asen
Thomas
Andrew Lehman
L. Candee &Co
New York
New York City
Casen
Mexican Mining Company Levies 50 Cent Per Share Assessment
SAN FRANCISCO July 17 The Mexican Mining company has levied an assessment of 50 cents per share. Strict enforcement of quarantine regulation has been ordered at this port against all vessels which have cleared from or touched at ports in tecred with cholera smallpox or yellow foyer.
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James Bulger
Maysville
Kentucky
Prescott
Ont
Hanlan
Ross
Reading
Reading Iron Company
Frank Waltman
Steubenville
Market Street
San Domingo
Congress
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Cooper
Committee of Conference
San Francisco
Mexican Mining Company
Two Hotly Contested Races Open Mystic Park July Meet
Mystic Park opened a four day July meeting with two heated races in the 3 minute class and 2:22 class. Nellie Hale won the 3 minute mile heat with George W and Rosebud aboard. Kentucky Wilkes claimed the 2:22 class heat, besting Cornelia and Onawa in a tight finish.
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Nellie Hale
Kentucky Wilkes
Mystic Park
Sige Baldwin
Br. m. Nellie
Fee
T. H. Warren
G. Geo. W
J. Golden
Wice Cesses
Gabeabaenes
Webebeereesatsopig Eigmh
Repenoend
W. C. Trimble
Newbury
Bik
M. Cornelia
B. C. Borden
Fall River
B. m. Speedress
C. E. Mosher
Lawrence
Iron Age
Backman Maid
Cornelia
Onawa
Wilkes
Davis
Daylight
Oprawa
Onana
Onanu
Kentucky
Goien
Kentucky ” Wilkes
Baldwin Ns
G. Toler
W.c. Trimble
Hear ing on Sunday trains waged in Great Barrington
In Great Barrington Massachusetts July 17 railroad commissioners heard Housatonic railway petition to resume Sunday northbound service from Bridgeport to Pittsfield and Egremont. Opponents protested phrase desecration of the Sabbath and Berkshire Sundays. Justice Dewey argued for the company as over 200 Berkshire residents filled the meeting. Decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Mass
Railroad Commissioners
Housatonic Railway Company
Bridgeport
Pittefield
Egremont
Barnum
Justice Dewey
Berkshire
Smith
Robert Carter
New York
Henry M. Field
Stockridge
W. J. Bartlett
Lee
Dr. Eddy
Sheffield
Alfred Peck
Rowland
Dewey
Obituary and crime notes from New York July 14 17
A self written obituary by John C Nobles outlines his wish to end his life at Merchants hotel and instructions for publishing his obituary. Additional items report E W Coggeshall’s arrest for forging a $100 check, a large baggage seizure from Alaska with value around 30000, veterans’ excursion from Newport, a murder case in which Edward Hovey faces possible execution, and a river theft gang stealing boats along Long Island's sound shore with over 5000 in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Tribune
John C. Nobles
Merchants’ Hotel
Reid
J. C. Nobles
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Washington Square
E. W. Coggeshall
Newport
First National Bank of
R. I
Boston
Jose Phillips
Alaska
City of
Mexico
S Seventh Regiment
Pilgrim
Fall River
Donohue
Supreme Court
Edward Hovey
Long Island
Sound
Whitestone
Oyster Bay
Hanlan and Ross Weathered by Rough Water in Canadian Race
Prescott Ontario reports rough water hindering Hanlan and Ross from daily spins as wind unsettles the river for days. A Fulton New York race is set for the 26th with Hanlan Lees and Hosmer amid strong odds for Hanlan. Courtney to officiate. Hanlan protests his involvement by Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Ont
Hanlan
Ross
Cecker
Courtney
Fulton
N.Y
Lees
Hosmer
Ogdensburgh
N. Y
Boal Race Committee
Rose
Soanan
Toronto
Edward Hanlam
Aso
Polk trial details reveal defalcation schemes and fleeing to Mexico
In Nashville on July 17 the Polk trial heard James C. Fleming testify that in 1882 Polk used fictitious drafts to cover a $200,000 deficit during an accounts investigation. The drafts were withdrawn and replaced by Polk's check after the committee finished. Deficit grew to about $269,000 by January 1883 before Polk left the state for Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Polk
James C. Fleming
Mexico
Worcester Plans Central Lighting Station With Thomson Houston
Worcester men discuss a central lighting station to supply electric lights using the Thomson Houston system. President Goff and Boston investors consult on funding with Charles B. Whiting & Co. as financial agents to find a suitable works site. Engines dynamo machines and copper wire for a 150 light plant are already ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
American Company
Boston
Thomson-Houston
Goff
Charles B. Whiting & Co
Funeral for Mrs. Mary A. Chandler Held at Coxcorp
The funeral for Mrs. Mary A. Chandler mother of Secretary Chandler was held at 4 PM at her residence with large attendance Rev Samuel C Beane Unitarian church pastor officiated services and interment followed in Blossom Hill cemetery John Kimball oversaw the obsequies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxcorp
N. H
Mary A. Chandler
Chandler
Samuel C. Beane
Unitarian Church
Blossom Hill
John Kimball
Bolivian Government Rejects Peace with Peru Union
Lima reports the Bolivian government rejects any peace with a Peru union. General Caceres leads 1,200 poorly armed men at Suanuco. An engagement occurred at Pau de Azucar resulting in the loss of Cols. Recabaneu and Secada of Caceres’s force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
el Pueblo
Caceres
Suanuco
Pau de Azucar
Cols. Recabaneu
Secada
Mail train derailment disrupts Bangor run
The forward axle of the day train mail car from Vanceboro to Bangor broke this afternoon near Kingman, throwing mail and express cars from the track. No injuries were reported, but both cars were damaged and trains delayed about four hours.
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Bangor
Vanceboro
Kingman
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Boston Post Advertising
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Florida
Ireland
British Isles
Tewksbury Committee
Thomas Mi. Marsh, Jr
Civil Service Law
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Navy Department
New Hampshire
Navy
Commodore Nichols
Nichols
Bath
Boothbay
Gloucester
Hyannis
Marblehead
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Newburyport
Portsmouth
Southeast Light
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Crosby
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Free Press
Methodist Seminary
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Beeman
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West Hartford
Charles A. Wood
Bennington
Rhode Island
Frisco
Clark Green
B. m. Greene
F. M. Dodge
Pittsfield
G. m. Fannie D
Sumner Fairbanks
M. Chardon Girl
M. Lark
G. Henry Almont
D. Bigley
Ben Franklin
H. Woodruff
Helen Sheridan
N. Blanchard
George W. M. Keenan
Bik. S. St. Leno
Greene Girl
Fannie D
Ross Festnaught
Dan Bigley
George W
Nelle Hale
Rosebud
Henry Almont
Hale
Franklin
Lady Gibney
Chardon Cirl
St. Leno
Chardon Girl
Bowen
Crrcaco
Edwin Thorne
von Arnim
Charlie Ford
von Afbing
Ceases Eeeates
Ccca
Buffalo Girl
Post Publishing. CO
Washington St
Daily Post
Weekly Post
A. P. Moore
Flora Belle
Richball
Fiora Belle
Peesuna Eeadees
Long Branch
Aella
Parole
Seamora
Red Star
Pizarro
Jack of Hearts
Gen. Monroe
Boz Sedam
Weasel
Battledore
Forager
Gotham Gleanings
Hanlan-Ross
Orf
Journeymen Plasterers’ National Association
Virginia
Richmond
W. BR. Averell
J. Russell
Clarksville
Fairbank
Enionte Institution
Bedford Street
Hayword Place
Hugh O'Brien
GHQ
F. Smuby
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